Rock ‘N’ Roll And The Influence Of Party Culture On Western Civilization
Posted by Western Word Radio in Media Bias, Western CultureMar 4th, 2009 | 1 Comment
Party Culture [60:08m]: In this powerful interview, Avi Davis engages Washington Times columnist Diana West, author of The Death of the Grown Up, in a fascinating discussion of the impact of rock and party culture in elevating bohemianism, obscenity and pornography as prominent features of our culture. It also deals with the way infantilizing trends have eroded the boundaries between private and public life and the disappearance of shame and modesty in the relationships between men and women.
Darwin – 150 years Later
Posted by Western Word Radio in Media BiasFeb 25th, 2009 | No Comments
On February 25, Avi Davis engaged three proponents of intelligent design, a movement which has come under consistent attack from the scientific community as religion masquerading as science. This interview seeks to examine the validity of that categorization and to examine the various arguments for intelligent design as a science and the political, social and moral challenges it currently faces to win acceptance as a valid theory.
Global Warming: Myths and Facts
Posted by Western Word Radio in Media BiasFeb 4th, 2009 | No Comments
In this interview James Taylor of the Heartland Institute and Chris Horner, author of Red Hot Lies and The Politically Incorrect Guide to Global Warming, offer scathing commentary on the ‘global warming industry,’ indicting scientists, government leaders, the media, academics and a vast network of alarmists and doomsayers, who have falsely led the world into an incorrect assessment of the risks to the Earth’s atmosphere and eco-system by anthropogenic global warming.
The New Hollywood Blacklist
Posted by Western Word Radio in Media BiasJan 3rd, 2009 | No Comments
An interview with screenwriter and novelist Roger Simon, CEO of Pajamas Media and the author of Blacklisting Myself: A Memoir of a Hollywood Apostate in the An Age of Terror. Simon presents a compelling account of one man’s struggle with the dueling angels of liberal political orthodoxy and common sense. The discussion ranges over the questions of how Hollywood chooses its causes and the punishments its metes out to those who stray from its orthodoxies.
Censorship and the Fairness Debate
Posted by Western Word Radio in Media BiasJan 1st, 2009 | No Comments
An Interview with Brian Jennings, author of Censorship and the Threat to Silence Talk Radio. Conservative talk-show programmer Jennings laments efforts by Democratic politicians to revive the Fairness Doctrine. The contention that talk radio is ruled by conservatives is rebutted by Jennings who argues that the regular media, including NPR, and the Internet offer multiple channels for liberal views. After 40 years in radio, he offers a historical perspective on the growth of conservative talk radio. In the name of free speech, Jennings invites liberals to do the same rather than launch back-door efforts to re-regulate the airwaves.
Media Bias: Accusers and Deniers
Posted by Western Word Radio in Media BiasJan 1st, 2009 | No Comments
Avi Davis interviews James Bowman, author of Media Madness and the Corruption of Our Political Culture, who carefully dissects the media’s claims of objectivity and skewers it for its liberal bias, the foundation on which the mass media’s house has been built. According to Bowman, the media are united in believing that those who disagree with them are mendacious and corrupt and use their perch to assault proclaimed enemies. The consequence is that all politics are reduced to rival scandal-narratives. Bowman believes that the harm done by the mass media is irreparable, but blogs may offer a healthy—if imperfect—alternative.
The Left’s Dalliance With Fundamentalist Islam
Posted by Western Word Radio in Media Bias, Western CultureJan 1st, 2009 | No Comments
In this interview United in Hate: The Left’s Romance with Tyranny and Terror, author, Dr. Jamie Glazov, presents startling new insights into the toxic beliefs and torturously contorted thought processes of the left who support those who seek to undermine the very freedoms that support the society in which they live. Glazov explains the Left’s deification of totalitarian ideologies, from Marxism to radical leftist politics today and draws parallels with other periods in history.
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